Hi Ken?
Thanks for giving it the old college try.
I'd not use 100,000 as $ available. Try 10,000 instead. The spreadsheet doesn't allocate your total into many programs. It is one at a time.
Anyway, try 10,000. 4 Sells, 4 Buys, 10,10 parameters on both sides with a minimum Buy of 1,000. This will calculate to a Minimum return (4 consecutive Sells without intervening Buy) on your $3,440 invested of 45% (1,560). A quick look at the work tables will show you that that return will have been realizd on a 73% rise in the stock's price. What is the probability of that ocurring? I don't know, but with these settings, I think it likely that the program will run for quite a while at minimal initial risk. If you did get those 4 consecutive Sells, take the $1,560 to the bank and start a new progeram on something else. You can always go back to your original stock if the price drops after your exit. I've done this 4 times with Sandisk (SNDK). I'm close to my last Sell on it as well.
Let us know.
Best Regards, Steve (The Grabber)